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The Sparks Museum Podcast is a history-themed podcast offering an immersive storytelling experience to complement the many historic artifacts, exhibits, and stories preserved and displayed inside the Sparks Heritage Museum in Sparks, Nevada. The museum has been dedicated to preserving the historical and cultural heritage of Sparks and surrounding Truckee Meadows region for the education and enjoyment of present and future generations since its formation in 1985. Be it the origin of the Central Pacific railroad, the significance of the upcoming revitalization of the original Sparks Library, or even the evolution of the museum’s historic Victorian Square building itself, we believe that there are innumerable stories in our community worth sharing. This new audio series has the intent of doing exactly that - documenting the stories of the places, people and events that have made the city of Sparks what it is today. Each episode will focus on one of the many tales of Sparks’s history, told by host Jessica Johnson and a special guest local to the area that has been selected based on their expertise in that episode’s subject. The Sparks Museum Podcast is funded in part by a grant from Nevada Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities. It is produced and recorded at the podcast recording studio at Sparks’s own Ant-Space Coworking Entrepreneurial Hub. We want to get the word out about our brand new audio series, so please spread the word about our brand new podcast by taking a moment to rate, review, and share this episode. Do you have a favorite story of Sparks that you want to hear on the podcast? Email info@sparksmuseum.org to share any recommendations.
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Welcome to the first episode of Season 2 of The Sparks Museum Podcast, with host Jessica Johnson. Season 2 is brought to you by Champagne Family Dental and the Sparks Rotary Club. The City of Sparks' tagline is "It's all
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On this final episode of Season 1 of the Sparks Museum Podcast, Dr. Christine Johnson, Executive Director of the Sparks Museum, discusses her efforts in the museum to date and her hopes for the future of the museum and t
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, we welcome Stephen Ascuaga, Corporate Director of Business Development at the Peppermill Casino, and former Chief Operating Officer at the Nugget Casino in Sparks. He is also
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Dr. Michael Fischer speaks about the life and history of Governor John Sparks. One of Dr. Fischer's foremost passions is Chautauqua, and he has performed as John Sparks for m
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Adam Michalski, the current curator of education at the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City, discusses the history of the railroads of Northern Nevada. He covers the
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Greg and Dana Galletti speak about their role as owners and managers of The Coney Island Bar, the history of the Galletti family, the longevity of their ever-popular restaura
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, researcher, historian and writer Dr. Alicia Barber speaks about the changing landscape of the Reno-Sparks area, her research on East 4th Street and Prater Way, and Sparks’ ne
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Jim Bonar, the Director and past president of the Nevada chapter of the Lincoln Highway association, talks about the history and evolution of the Lincoln Highway, the first t
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Sparks Police Deputy Chief Tara Edmonson discusses the history of the SPD, the shifting role of women’s opportunities in law enforcement, and her experience being a part of t
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast Robin Holabird, former Nevada Film Commissioner and author speaks about her life and career, as well as notable films and television shows filmed in the Reno-Sparks region. Vi
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This episode of the Sparks Museum Podcast is being released on November 25th, 2022, which is Native American Heritage Day. On this episode, Michon Eben, the Tribal Historic Preservtion Officer and Cultural Resource Manag
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Richard Dreiling, former President of the board of the Sparks Heritage Museum and recent Silver Lifetime Award-winner of the Governor’s Points of Light Volunteerism Award for
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Patty Cafferata tells the story of her journey all over Nevada as a teacher, the first woman elected Nevada State Treasurer, lawyer, researcher, and author. She expresses her
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, researcher, historian and journalist Frank Mullen contextualizes the transition from print media to online journalism, using his own history with the Reno Gazette Journal and
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast recording engineer and producer Tom Gordon discusses the history of the Imirage Sound Lab, which has been producing music for both local and national acts for forty years! To
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Sparks Mayor Ed Lawson discusses his favorite aspects of the city, the impact of Sparks' growth and economic development throughout the years and his ambitions for the city's
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Once a Railroader, ALWAYS a Railroader!! On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Sparks City Councilman Donald Abbott, a proud Sparks High School alumnus, speaks to the many merits of the Sparks High alumni associa
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On this episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast, Sparks City Councilwoman Charlene Bybee describes two significant waves of change for women seen during her time both living and working in Northern Nevada: the passage of Ti
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Welcome to our first episode of The Sparks Museum Podcast with host Jessica Johnson and special guest Scott Carey. In this episode, historian and State Lands Planner Scott Carey leads us through the century-long history
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